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:?: What about connecting it to the other three earth wires? Where are you going to shove the line and neutral?

Well -

No. You can always add sockets. Pulling out the plug is complete disconnection/isolation - better than switching off an FCU.

Nothing wrong with that - better in some respects when unplugged. Not sure I understand the question. You can get dual back boxes which allow fitting of one single socket and one FCU.

None actually does that but - they do not use the lamp-holder threads as one of the contacts.

No.

It doesn't really matter.

Wrong way round.

The two black wires together will be the Neutrals. The single black wire will be the (switched)Line(live). The three red wires are the Line(live) loop which must remain connected together but to nothing else. The three Earth wires must be connected together but to nothing else. Only the black...

Yes.

Why don't you have two separate spurs; one for the socket and one for the light?

Are you sure?

https://flameport.com/electric/lighting_circuits/series_wiring_error.cs4

But that's not spurring off a spur, is it?

What have the last few posts been about? Being risk averse. Perhaps you reply to too many threads at once, thus losing track of the points raised.

With that in mind, do people think I should have a CPC fitted to my circuits? There is only a |CPC in the kitchen socket circuit.

Ah. Which are you proposing to use? I replied after seeing this plug. from your link...

Please note the edit above.

The point is that the Schuko plugs can be inserted upside down thus reversing the polarity. This doesn't matter where a suitably rated circuit over-current protective device is in the Line conductor. The trouble is with the U.K. Ring Circuit which require a fuse in the plug [edit] to be in the...